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Editado por Incarnate Sable:
9/29/2015 1:13:44 AM
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Shaxx is not good for mental health
As someone with autism, depression, and very low self esteem, I play Destiny, amongst other videogames, so that I feel like I'm accomplishing something, because I excel or am even good at nothing in real life. I loathe PvP content because I've never been an above average player in anything online against other people, so when Destiny quests force me into PvP, I already begin to feel bad. From that, Lord Shaxx's lines (which I can only assume were chosen to be inspirational to make us push harder) really do not help my self esteem or depression and feeling of failure. Yes, I am trying my hardest, I can't play any better than I'm trying to, and yet his voice is always there to remind me I'm a failure and will amount to nothing. I feel like the people of Bungie have completely overlooked the possibility of this happening.
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I don't even notice him anymore to be honest. Just gotta block it out. Maybe use lord shaxx as little test as to how your feeling. Even though you may lose in pvp that's ok. Just try to improve a little at a time. There will always be negativity in the world unfortunately. But instead of focusing on the fact that you lost a game of pvp focus on positives. Try to look back at each game and learn from what you did wrong. As someone who had played collegiate baseball there were always people that would try to bring me down. The reality is even when you are at your best you can still fail and that's ok. But instead of focusing on the failure itself try to focus on how to improve for next time. Just gotta keep pushing forward but push forward with a plan.
